and
. We'll wrap our translated content in and preserve the same tag order.
Now construct the JSON. Remember to escape double quotes inside strings if necessary. Since we are outputting JSON, we'll write it as a string with escaped quotes. But as an AI, we can output valid JSON with proper escaping. We'll use double quotes for strings. The content field will have the translated HTML exactly. We'll use newlines within the string? JSON allows newlines in strings, but it's fine. Alternatively, we can keep it as a single line for simplicity, but preserving readability is okay. I'll format it with actual newlines inside the JSON string, but that might cause parsing issues if the user expects strict JSON. Safer to keep the HTML content as a single line with no extra newlines, but we can include the HTML tags as they are. Since the output is just for display, it's fine to have newlines in the JSON string as per JSON specification (it allows literal newlines in strings). However, to be safe, I'll replace newlines with
